Plain-English explainers on how insurance actually works — start here if you're not sure where to begin.
The basic exchange behind every policy — premium, risk pooling, and what an insurer promises in return.
The handful of terms that appear on almost every policy, explained in plain English.
Price is only one factor — what else is worth checking before you choose.
How the two claim routes differ, and what to keep ready for each.
One sum insured, shared across a family — how that works in practice.
What tends to differ about health cover once you're insuring a parent or grandparent.
If you ship regularly, an Open Policy covers every consignment automatically; a Voyage Policy covers one shipment at a time.
How Incoterms decide where risk transfers in an export or import shipment.
Why a lower sum insured doesn't just mean a smaller payout — it can reduce a claim proportionately.
A simple prompt for when it's worth revisiting a policy you haven't looked at in years.
CAs, consultants and other client-facing professionals often hear about a new asset, a new hire or a new shipment before anyone else does. This is about recognising that moment — not about giving insurance advice yourself.
A new trade lane, a higher-value consignment, a client shipping without cover — the signs a freight or logistics contact is often best placed to see.
Manufacturers, wholesalers and exporters in the jewellery trade tend to already understand stock and transit risk in detail — which is exactly what a Jewellers Block conversation needs.
What the Introduce an Opportunity form asks for, why we ask about customer permission, and what happens after you submit it.
Who the network is for, what participating looks like day to day, and how introductions are followed up.
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